So, I thought I would give you a teaser post with the inside of the card I made for this Saturday's Card Patterns sketch challenge. I'm doing this to cheat and end up with two (creative) posts this week ;) It's only the 2nd or 3rd time that I've ever done the inside of a card too. I love it when people do that. Beate is doing it most of the time now, and many other blogs I subscribe to have cards with gorgeous insides as well, but I can't think of exactly who at the moment. It's a nice touch but usually I don't have the time to do it - getting to sit down and stamp at all has been extremely rare so I would rather make 2 cards than spend time on the inside of one. This card was for a friend who was retiring from the US Air Force today, after 20 years of dedicated service and sacrifice (both his own and that of his family). So, needless to say, I kept things CAS (clean and simple) because "boys" don't really like glitter and bling, or "complicated", do they? ;) LOL
So, I hope you'll check back on Saturday to see what I did with the CP sketch and that you'll play along with me and the rest of the CP Design Team. We would love to have you and all of the CP sketches created by Michelle are fabulous!!!!
All items used are SU! unless otherwise noted.
Stamps: Congrats (SAB 2009)
Paper: Kraft and Very Vanilla CS, Patterns DSP Pack I (retired Level I Hostess item) in Not Quite Navy and Always Artichoke
Ink: Not Quite Navy and Always Artichoke classic ink
Accessories: Piercing Tool and Template
“boys” don’t really like glitter and bling, or “complicated”, do they? Maybe not with their cards but many do with their women! LoL.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings and thanks for sharing - Jean
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ReplyDeleteI need to start fancying up the inside more...I usually do if the paper is dark, but it hasn't happened often!
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